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For more than 85 years, TECABOCA has provided an outdoor retreat center in a rustic environment where the Marianist Charism was instilled and life skills learned. The Marianist Province of the United States, along with TECABOCA leadership, made the challenging but important decision to close TECABOCA in the late Spring of 2025.Click here to see the press release.

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The Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace and the International Union of Superiors General designated Feb. 8 as an annual time of prayer and awareness against human trafficking. It is the feast day of St. Josephine Bakhita, who was kidnapped as a child and sold into slavery in Sudan and Italy. Once Josephine was freed, she became a Canossian nun and dedicated her life to sharing her testament of deliverance from slavery and comforting the poor and suffering. She was declared a Saint in 2000. #AmbassadorsOfHope #DayOfPrayer #humantraffickingawareness ... See MoreSee Less

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In the latest edition of FamilyOnline: Learn about the University of Dayton student-run investment fund, the largest in the country, with more than $80 million in assets under its management. www.marianist.com/familyonline/
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You're invited! In honor of Mary's fiat - her "Yes" to God, the Marianist Lay Community of North America (MLC-NA) is proud to announce its Fiat Initiative. Find out more in the latest edition of FamilyOnline www.marianist.com/familyonline/ #FiatInitiative #MLCNA #MarysYES ... See MoreSee Less

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Today, the feast of the Presentation of the Lord is an opportunity to celebrate the light of Christ, which gives us hope!🌼It is also known as Candlemas🕯and World Day of Consecrated and Religious Life.✝️ As Marianists, we celebrate the first members of the Bordeaux Sodality who made their first act of consecration on February 2, 1801. Let us please pray for all those in Consecrated Life.🙏 ... See MoreSee Less


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This week, we celebrated the retirement of Steve Weiner – the maintenance guru at our Cupertino, CA community. 🛠He's worked for the Marianist Center for 30 years and will be truly missed! The staff and brothers, including Bro. Jim Leahy, our oldest resident at 99, gave him a wonderful send-off.📍Fun fact: Steve graduated from Archbishop Mitty High School and attended when Fr. James Allen DeLong was principal. ... See MoreSee Less




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Congratulations to Steve Weiner!!!!!!!
You are such a blessing for us Steve
Have a most happy next chapter, Steve!!!! Job. Well. Done…!!!!! 👍
A new edition of FamilyOnline is now available! 🙌https://www.marianist.com/familyonline/
* Find out how you can help victims of the California wildfires, including members of our Marianist Family
* Join us as we say goodbye to Bro. A. Joe Barrish and honor his legacy of colorful love
* Learn how to apply for a family ocean-side Marianist retreat
Read those stories and much more in this latest issue!
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It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of the closure of Tecaboca Camp and Retreat Center, a cherished place in the Texas Hill Country for over 85 years. From retreats to summer camps, it has welcomed generations and instilled Marianist values.
We offer our deepest gratitude to all who contributed to its success over the years. Let’s pray together in thanks for the many blessings that Tecaboca brought to so many.
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So sad! I have some fantastic memories there as moderator for Vianney in the late 90’s. It’s the place where I learned all things Marianist.
Very sad.😔
I will miss this truly special place. It was my childhood summer camp in the 1950’s. The last time I saw it was in 1974 when Bro. Syl Burkemper gave me a summer job working in the kitchen.
We're celebrating Catholic Schools Week across our 18 high schools and 3 universities. Catholic Marianist education focuses on several key factors, including formation in faith, family spirit, and the importance of service to others. Learn more here: conta.cc/4au3Z0M #CSW2025 #catholicmarianisteducation ... See MoreSee Less
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Any comment of the rumored closing of Tecaboca in Texas? I’m heard a vote was had in December to close Tecaboca effective 4/30, but can’t get an “official” response from anyone. About Tecaboca: Since 1937, Marianist brothers, priests, sisters and lay associates have staffed a camp where youth experience the outdoors under the skilled direction of caring adults. The Camp was started near Comfort, Texas before moving to its current location at Mountain Home in 1951. Tecaboca has maintained a long history under the guidance of the Marianist Family.
Today, we remember Blessed William Joseph Chaminade, who founded the Marianist Family in 1817. He was born in 1761 and died on January 22, 1850. In 2000, Pope John Paul II declared Chaminade Blessed.
Let us recommit ourselves to living out our Marianist Charism – today and throughout the year. Let us pray for each other and all members of the Family of Mary.🙏 #MarianistFamily #marianistcharism #blessedchaminade
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Happy Feast of Blessed Chaminade!
Blessed Chaminade pray for us!
Always my prayers amen amen